Is this effective against swallows. Also will it bring coyotes if we live in the country?
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I don't know about the birds, ... I also live the in the country and sprayed it around my barn, hoping to get rid of a groundhog. I don't think it lasts long enough to attract coyotes (at least it didn't at my house) ... and I still have a groundhog.
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Hi Vickie, I used this to keep squirrels away from my car engine and it worked. I also sprayed it around my tree and for quite awhile the yard was void of birds and critters. we had fox living in the area and even they stayed away thinking another fox had marked its territory so I would think coyote's would also stay away thinking a territory was marked by a fox unless coyote's hunt fox which I have Know knowledge of here in my part of New Jersey. Not sure I have helped but maybe I gave some information of value.
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Sorry, don, t think so. You have to recharge tagged every couple of days. How would you get the coyote to swallow it? H OPEN this helps, sorry about Little Fluffy.
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I have no idea. Two suggestions/recommendations - First contact the manufacturer and ask them your question. Surely they would havesome idea of its effectiveness; Two, if you choose to carry dog repellent, have a secondary choice to use if the spray fails...a stun gun or something like that might be helpful. One last thing, ask those who manufacture this substance what they would use for a coyote? Best of luck.
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I love this stuff! I have not noticed that it kills or keeps away bees or butterflies. We have been inundated with mosquitos and can't go outside without 20 to 30 buzzing around us and our dogs. The Mosquito Barrier does not get rid of all mosquitos, but definitely makes going outside much more tolerable.
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Works fantastic on rabbits. I primarily use it as as a deer repellent, but it is extremely effective against rabbits and rodents.
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It will, but remember this attracts mainly, bringing what you don't want, to feed on you first, then be lead to the kill. I was frustrated until I got mosquito nix, a fine mist emitted all around your patio, fence, eves and plant life, throughout your property. Killing all "Bad Bugs" but not harmful to pets or humans. It's a flower pollen, some people may be allergic to it, so just go inside when it emits, then go back out. Works great for the Texas size Mosquitos we have in Plano!
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(From a coyote hunter and owner of this airsoft gun perspective) This airsoft gun is not very loud so chances are that would not scare it off, the coyote may run away if you shoot it with this but chances are it will be back soon, coyotes are on the predator list in some states and i do not know if you live in one of them, but if you do you could just shoot it with a regular gun or a bow, if not you could trap it with a large box trap and let it go somewhere else, but hey if you want it's worth a shot to shoot it with this, good luck.
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I am hoping it does, I take mine with me when I walk my dog in the city. There has been 2 sightings of coyotes in the past week here in London.
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No. At best the deer would become tangled in the netting, and rip it to part. At worst you'd be call fish and wildlife to have the creature put down. The weight of this netting just wasn't designed for that application. It is quite effective for swallows and robins which is what my problem was; so long is it is supported by some sort of bracing or frame if you're running long lengths of it. Try one of the products specifically for deer and you might be O.K.
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i don't remember so much if they fly the same. but i do remember i got no penetration on the deer and coyote i shoot with them. both shots were under 30 yards. had to track both animals for hours. i don't use them anymore.
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The smell becomes very bad once the bag starts to have lots of flies inside. To my experience it does not attract cats or dogs. I don't know if it will with coyotes but I doubt. These bags are really a good invention and they work quite well.
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We use it for slugs of course. I don't remember using it but I must have last year. I also love lady bugs but don't often see them. They don't act like slugs so I doubt it would get to them. Lady bugs are such a good infestation. . . .Judy in Sitka, Alaska
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I assume that they will. Since, I have not had a problem with coyotes I cannot be sure.
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I can't answer that. The rabbits that bother me live in the woods and dine on my flowers unless I use Liquid Fence. When I lived in VA, I had good luck preventing bees and moles from making holes by using a mole preventer. I can't remember the brand name, but look for a hose-end spray bottle of product designed to repel moles. I sprayed my grass every 3 - 4 weeks and it kept ground bees and moles away. So it may work on rabbits too, since it is the smell they dislike. If you can't find the product, it is mostly castor oil, so you could try that instead.
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The product works well for rabbits. While I do not know for certain, my guess is that it would also work for raccoons. The scent of a predator likely would repel these critters as well.
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It's was very effective at chasing away a colony of feral cats from my large backyard. I live in south Texas, which has a lot of butterflies and all sort of birds. I initially set up three units. The devices did not appear to discourage birds and butterflies. In fact, they seemed to increase their visits to my yard after the cats disappeared.
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Martins like to nest in an open area. Trees draw predators. Tree swallows love them in trees. My martins have never returned this year Any feedback on this?